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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1847, 24 November 1884, Page 1

n " '" ' DP:their New Season's"S'iqek' ofCRICKETING GOODS. „~ • r.'i ■»,■-. -u-jr-''"° known makers Cobbett, Bosses.. and-DnKE and comprise BATS, BALLS,'. STUMPS, LEG GUARDS, GLOVES, SCofi BOOKS ■e-'.-V-irf,-, ■ ,'•■■■■ NETS, POLES,.ic,'.So. - : r ..=-.-' SpeolalTerms to Clubs. Price Lists on Application. -LAWN TENNIS! ■ LAWN-TENNIS i' AYRES', BUSSEY'B, and JEFFRIES'RACKETS,'BALLS, POLES/NETS 'and Every Requisite for tlie Game. . ' ■•••.••■.■- f-;." . SHEEP: SHEARS MEEfSHEffis; BURGON&BALL'S MARSHALL'S uid WARD&PAYNE'SCELEBRATED SHEARS TURKEY 4 WASHITA SLIPS and STONES, RADDLE,^ ■Lawn Mowers, Rollers, &■ Sprinli let s'v .' /: ■ AflmjTOirhß t, i, c , in Great ym-iety. AGENTS IOR-The " Standard." " Howe," and " Wheeler and Wilson's" . e?. SEW2SQ' • MACHINES. "6*' ■ .FI^ATIffiR'StO.pTR'E'ETi.WELLINGTON, THE ■ - LATEST-:;'FASHIONS AID IOfELTSES - ■•;■ ■ ■ 'FOR- £'!■.:!;■■ '■■ .■;:' ' "SPEING AND. SMIER'^WEAR -' ARE NOW SHOWING AT " KNIS'O'N ENI S 0 N 0 U S E. OUSE. FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLIISERY. LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S HATS. .' : FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLOWERS. FEATHERS, AND iIILLINERY TRIMMINGS. T ' NEW ICOSTUMES..WDISfeSSl 0 ?? BroclieSilk ' JNMV DRESS MATERIALS in Plain Goods, alao in Spots and stripes. I'renoh Zephyrs, Sateens, Nuns' Veiling, Black and Colored Cashmeres, New Prints,-New-Dress -Trimmings, New Hosiery, New Gloves, New Collarettes" and '': •" Lace Goods, New Lacos in Cream, Tuscan, Bine, Brown,, Deutelle, Oriental, Black, and White, New : Parasols and UMBRELLAS.-,.) Men's and Boys' Clothing Department. This Department is now fully stocked with Colonial Manufactured Clothing in all the New Styles for tho Season, New patterns in Oxford Shirts, Now White and KSt t ? f « Men's :and Boys' New Hats in Leghorn, Straw, Helmets, Hard and Soft Felts, Tweed, Serge, kc. New Scarfs, Ties DENISON HOUSE, MABTEMON. HEW POSITIVE FEED IJROADGAS|;^OWER. •DOR sowing Grain, Grass, Turnip, R 9 pc[ the Turaip-sower can bo i l . arranged when ordered to m Lucerne or other small seeds simultaneously to the ,-iug of Ryegrass if desired. It » the: only sore in the market that will sow with absolute regularity■on cither excessively rough or very smooth .land. It will sow i»v desired quantity of Grain or Grass by simply changing one wheel, TESTIMONIALS, '' , '""'" ' ''''" .Baunfikld, St. Andrews, Aug' " Dear Sirs,-I have thoroughly tried your New Force Feed Broadcast I ain nnd grass seed, aud have no hesitation in sayingit is the best Broadcast ■- - ever used. It sows grass seed remarkably well, distributing tho seed evenly and regularly on the ground, and when once set to sow tho quantity of seed reourel it will continue to do so-a great'advantage oyer the old kind as you could not depend on them sowing the same quantity of seed for an hour. I can confidently recommend vour Force-Feed Sower to anyone who wishes to have their seceds sown evouly on the crnimd -Yours truly ... .&»«««• 1 D. McLaren. Tauipa, Greyiovn, Tiißß'i July Mt], dm Sirs.—Your new Force-Feed Broadcast Sowing Machines sows very evouly' and regularly. I think the force feeding is an improvement on the old system. There is also an improvement in tho general arrangamiint of tho machine, as it is now easily 'and expeditiously changed from'its working form to a very convenient and compact form lor travelling, Altogether your new Sower h?.a given mo much satisfaction, lam sir yours truly ' J ■ John Allas. JOINTED PULVERISING DISC HAR&UWS, WITH PATENT IMPROVEMENTS AilE NOW,THE BEST. 500 IN USE, FENCING STANDAHDS CUT TO ANY LENGTH AND GUAGH, GHAT'S PATENT FENCING- STANDARD FOR FOLDING SHEEP <Src„ OS TURNIP?, AND FOR FIXING WIRE NRTTTvn E. W. MILLS and CO. (Limited), IRONMONGERS AND'; IRON MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF SURVIVAL OF THE « HORNSBY'S" HIGHEST PRIZE REAPERS'AND TWINE BINDERS HAVE met with splendid success all over Hie world, and, after the most exhaustive Field Trials in ■England, against ail makers, " HORNSBY'S" wore awarded HIGHEST HONORS. WE have a stock of these Machines for the Coming Harvest, and wo are ■ propirstl 'o offer the most lib-oral terms to'intending puroiwers. No Grain Grower need bo without a Reaper and Twine Bindir, and, with a moderate size crop, the Machine ivou'd pay for itself the first season. We shall be pUsed to give evory.information on wlicitlciyi and would recommaiia farmers who have crop.; coming on this harvest-to -cahiriiuiicWwtfr its, and SAVlfi MQMISY. . ~... ... JUST LANDED!L, ; HORNSBY'S COMBINED REAPERS AND MOWERS, HORNSBY'S MOWERRS (alone), AM BRIOAN HORSE HAY BAKES, Light and Strong (latest improvement*! BEST HEMP BINDING TWINE (for Reapers and Binders). . im ? roVCmuiU »> Reaper and Binder Fittings, Bindiug Wire, Homshy's Wrought Iron Ploughs aud Filt ings, Machinery Oils, &c, , on. E. W. MILLS & CO. (Limited). WELLINGTON. Wabehouses,—Lambton-Quay and FeathjKton-Streot, 1 m